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Lest We Forget ? Nazi Horror, Grim reminders of concentration camp horrors ? a simulated electric fence with prisoners' garb impaled on barbed wire ? (...)
Lest We Forget ? Nazi Horror, Grim reminders of concentration camp horrors ? a simulated electric fence with prisoners' garb impaled on barbed wire ? (...)

Lest We Forget ? Nazi Horror, Grim reminders of concentration camp horrors ? a simulated electric fence with prisoners' garb impaled on barbed wire ? (...)

Date4/30/1978
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  • Lest We Forget ? Nazi Horror, Grim reminders of concentration camp horrors ? a simulated electric fence with prisoners' garb impaled on barbed wire ? (...)
  • Lest We Forget ù Nazi Horror; Grim reminders of concentration camp horrors ù a simulated electric fence with prisoners' garb impaled on barbed wire ù were erected as memorial in Nathan Phillips Square yesterday as more than 1;000 Metro Jews commemorated the 35th anniversary of Warsaw ghetto uprising in Poland.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lest We Forget ? Nazi Horror; Grim reminders of concentration camp horrors ? a simulated electric fence with prisoners' garb impaled on barbed wire ? were erected as memorial in Nathan Phillips Square yesterday as more than 1;000 Metro Jews commemorated the 35th anniversary of Warsaw ghetto uprising in Poland.
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